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The fine work of the blacksmith still lives on

The fine work of the blacksmith still lives on

Sun, 27 Oct, 2024

An item of old that is to be found discarded in the overgrown hedges and ditches of the Ox Mountains is the blacksmith’s gate. These are not gates once owned by blacksmiths, but gates once made by blacksmiths.
The many parallels between Trump and Haughey

The many parallels between Trump and Haughey

Sun, 27 Oct, 2024

The day is getting closer. A day which many will say is like nothing we have experienced before. On 5th November, the people of the United States will decide who will be their next president.
The day a papal funeral went badly wrong

The day a papal funeral went badly wrong

Sat, 26 Oct, 2024

In the voluminous annals of papal history, few tales are as grotesquely fascinating as the posthumous misadventures of Pope Pius XII, the Pope who led the Catholic Church through the tumultuous years of World War II and beyond.
Having a positive impact on children's lives

Having a positive impact on children's lives

Sat, 26 Oct, 2024

Stephanie Fitzgerald has a deep passion for improving children’s social and emotional well-being. The Westport native’s journey has seen her become a driving force in the field of educational psychology.
We are not educated or prepared for AI

We are not educated or prepared for AI

Fri, 25 Oct, 2024

Donald Trump’s face is set in concentration, wading through almost hip-high floodwaters on some overcast, unknown street. He appears to be listening to his companion, likely discussing the extent of the inundation.
Irish politics could do with a bit of change

Irish politics could do with a bit of change

Thu, 24 Oct, 2024

These are tough times to be a woman in politics. Especially a woman with ambitions to lead. Mary Lou’s ambition to be our next Taoiseach was never really on, barring an extraordinary set of unfortunate events falling down on the ruling coalition.
After years of political isolation, South Mayo has chance to regain its TD

After years of political isolation, South Mayo has chance to regain its TD

Wed, 23 Oct, 2024

Neither Patsy O’Brien nor Martina Jennings are running in the upcoming general election to be makeweights or build for the future. Both are going with the full intention of taking a Dáil seat.
Fortunes swing wildly as election looms

Fortunes swing wildly as election looms

Wed, 23 Oct, 2024

A lot can happen in a very short time. Or as the former British prime minister, Harold Wilson, was reputed to have said during one of the UK’s seemingly never-ending crises in the 1960s, ‘A week is a long time in politics’.
Jam-making was once a big part of rural life

Jam-making was once a big part of rural life

Sun, 20 Oct, 2024

There is a certain something about a pot of homemade jam; the craft of preserving summer fruits, the colour, the aroma, the joy in its making and the pleasure in its eating.
'The smaller the screen, the more toxic the screen'

'The smaller the screen, the more toxic the screen'

Sun, 20 Oct, 2024

Claremorris native Debbie Cullinane has built a successful career as a child and adolescent psychotherapist, a career you can clearly see brings her joy when she talks about it.
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